Heather Hansman
Freelance Writer and Editor at Freelance
Columnist at Outside Magazine
Writer. River person. Author of POWDER DAYS https://t.co/HPBsGrIiO5 and DOWNRIVER https://t.co/8B0me0FkiD
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
theatlantic.com | Heather Hansman
On a shelf next to my desk, I keep the books that shaped how I think about our planet—and how I cover it as a journalist focused on nature and the climate. When I sit down to write about the natural world, titles such as The End of Nature, by Bill McKibben; A Sand County Almanac, by Aldo Leopold; and The Solace of Open Spaces, by Gretel Ehrlich, accompany me. In the decades since they were published, I’ve returned to these touchstones again and again.
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2 months ago |
outsideonline.com | Heather Hansman
It’s not just my town that’s fascinated by the people who predict the weather. Meteorologists are some of the public’s most trusted sources for news, more than any other figure in print and TV reporting, according to a 2022 poll from The Economist and market research company YouGov. Most broadcast meteorologists have at least a bachelor’s degree in the field.
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Dec 6, 2024 |
outsideonline.com | Heather Hansman
Auden Schendler, one of the biggest climate advocates in the outdoor industry, doesn’t start his new book, Terrible Beauty, with any of the myriad lessons he’s learned over decades of environmental work. Schendler, who is Aspen One’s (parent company of Aspen Snowmass), doesn’t drop into scare tactics, or data, or the myriad ways global warming is harming recreation, business, and our ability to thrive.
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Aug 9, 2024 |
outsideonline.com | Heather Hansman
Time slows down in the summer. Where I live it’s too hot to do much unless you’re out early in the day or late in the evening. It seems like everyone else is on vacation, and the academic back-to-work creep of September is still off in the distance. In short, it’s the perfect time to laze about in the midday heat—for long afternoons of reading on the porch or hiding out in the dark in front of a fan watching a movie. And this summer we have a lot of good options. What Books Should I Read This Summer?
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Jul 7, 2024 |
denvervisitor.com | Aimee Nezhukumatathil |Fumi Mini Nakamura |Finn Murphy |Heather Hansman
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RT @WritingWest: Ep. 58 is here & just in time for the upcoming ski season & upcoming 7 Nov. 2023 paperback of @hhansman's great "Powder Da…
